Sentence examples for minimal implementation from inspiring English sources

We demonstrate that the minimal implementation of this protocol stack can well be adapted to the tight constraints of microcontrollers.

The simulation results show that the proposed scheme with its minimal implementation overhead can efficiently perform seamless handover with reduced handover failure and communication interruption probability.

Cloud services have several attributes that make them strong additions to SMEs' technology landscapes, including: –minimal upfront costs –minimal implementation and IT support requirements –the removal of networked applications environments –simple user interfaces –scalable solutions.

This reference environment should be a minimal implementation of the software stack required to reproduce some or all of the computational part of the results.

These future emissions scenarios span a range of possible futures from assuming current air quality legislation is fully implemented, to a more optimistic case with maximum feasible reductions, through to a more pessimistic case with continued strong economic growth and minimal implementation of air quality legislation.

Curran and colleagues have presented a continuum of three types of such hybrid effectiveness implementation (E-I) study designs [ 19], ranging from effectiveness research with minimal implementation strategies (type 1) to designs where effectiveness and implementation are equally balanced (type 2) and an implementation approach with minimal focus on effectiveness outcomes (type 3).

The study offered an experience-near perspective from BHPs that identified both facilitators and barriers to implementing CCC at a time when minimal formal implementation support was available.

As Eastham explains, a minimal secure implementation of the framework "can run with no OS, no memory management, and in less than 64KB of code".

In this paper, we demonstrate that a well known algorithm described by David Pager and implemented in Menhir, the most robust minimal LR(1) implementation we have discovered, does not always achieve the full power of canonical LR(1) when the given grammar is non-LR(1) coupled with a specification for resolving conflicts.

The taxonomy, the core of an ontology, is a delicate balance between adequacy considerations, minimal commitments and implementation concerns.

Such monitoring approach has the potential to be adopted by citizen science programs due to its easy implementation, minimal technical skills requirements and reasonable amount of associated expenditures.